Trail running clubs are for anyone who wants to trade pavement for dirt, roots, and the occasional hill that makes you question your life choices.
These groups explore parks, preserves, and trail systems that you might drive past every day without ever knowing they’re there.
The pace is usually more relaxed since the terrain does the work of keeping things challenging, and the sense of adventure is hard to beat.
If you’ve only ever run on roads or sidewalks, joining a trail running group will completely change how you see your city.
Plus, there’s something about finishing a muddy trail RunSeh with a group that bonds people fast.
Glacial Trail Runners of Greater Milwaukee takes you off the pavement and onto the Ice Age Trail, Lapham Peak, and beyond — every week, every season, no matter what the forecast says. READ MORE…
St. Louis Trail Running Club takes you off the pavement and onto the trails, paths, and gravel of Forest Park and the Katy Trail. Lace up and find your crew running year-round READ MORE…
St. Louis Ultrarunners Group (SLUGS) takes you off the pavement and onto the trails every week, with distances that push your endurance and a crew that runs every mile with you.Quick takeSLUGS READ MORE…
Cowgill Trail Collective brings a cow-themed twist to Seattle-area trail running, with free weekly runs, trail work events, and a crew that shows up rain or shine in Issaquah.Quick takeThis is a READ MORE…
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